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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
Kentucky elections.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, August 3.-The
Commercial Gazette's Louisville special
received at II, midnight. says: News
from 73 counties show gains of $4,000
for Bradley, the Republican candidate
for Governor, and the remaining coun-
ties, which are more strongly Repub-
lican, will probably elect him. Fox,
Prohibitionist, will probably get 1000
votes. The Democrats have reduced
their claim to 5000 majority for
Bucker.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
Northern Real Estate.

SAN LUIS ODIsPo, August 3.-The
sale of lots at Grover to-day exceeded
in interest that Of yesterday, some fetch
ing as high as $500 each. The sale is
regarded as very encouraging to busi-
ness in this section. The tract ex-
tends along the ocean, offering situa-
tion for town similar to Santa Bar
hara
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
Snreckcls at San Diego.

SAN Diego, August 3.-John d.
Spreckels arrived this evening on the
steamer. Heis entertained by COM
mittee of the Chamber Of Commerce
and railroad'representatives. Spreckels
comes to investigate the shipping and
commercial facilities before proceed
ing to New Zealand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
Eyonyy Damages Claimed.

SAN DIEGO, August 3.-Fred Holmes,
laborer, who was injured in April by
falling from scaffolding upon the
foundation of the Hotel del Coronado,
brings suit againt the Coronado Beach
Company for injuries, claiming $780,
900 damages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
Paris n PrOgrcSsing.

SAN JOSE, August at. +. Parrish,
young man who was shot by Chas-
Vaughn while in room with the lat
ter's wife last week, was resting easy
last night and there are now slight
chances for his recovery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
without Duty.

WASHINGTON, August 3.-Assistant
Secretary Maynard has authorized the
Collector of Customs at New York to
allow the free entry OF the statue and
pedestal intended orerection at Stock
ton, Cal, in memory of the late Gen.
eral r. G. Gridley, which articles were
recently imported at Few York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
deserved punishment. .

CHICAGO, August 3.-"Chet"Smith
a dramatic agent, charged with send
ing girls to disreputable concert halls
at Hurley and other towns in the
Wisconsin pineries, was to-day SEN
fenced to one year in the penitentiary.
His motion for new trial was denied.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
MISS HOLMES
Released in Order to Furnish
States Evidence.

CINCINNATI, August 3.-Miss Holmes,
late exchange clerk of the Fidelity
National Bank, who has been in Jail
in default of bail in the sum of $6, 5000,
on the charge of assisting and abetting
T.. L. Harper in committing offenses
against the banking laws, was to-day
released on her own recognizance, on
the recommendation of District Attor-
ney Burnett. 1t is understood that
Miss Holmes has at last agreed to
give the Government the advantage Of
her knowledge Of the workings Of the
Fidelity Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
THE MAXWELL GRANT.
The Company Proposes to buy
out the settlers.

OuS tAO
SANTA FE, N. M. August 3.-The
Maxwell Land Grant Company, has
submitted to the settlers on that grant
who are nearly all cattle owners, a
proposition to buy them out in the
form of an agreement between the
company and the settlers which is
being numerously signed and promises
to solve the difficulty now existing.
THE AGREEMENT.
1t is agreed that the company dis
posal of j. B. Dawson is to be used
in carrying out the agreement. Set
tiers will then at once begin to gather,
brand and deliver their cattle to Mich.
p. Pels, agent OF the company, and
there will be paid on delivery IS per
head to include everything, even this
years calves and SIG per head more
by May 10Th, 1888. Five per cent of
$21 per head will be deducted for the
winter loss on cattle deliver this fall.
Cows and calves OF 1888 ;.e to be
counted only as one head wit. in sixty
days after the cattle have all heen de-
livered. There are between $4,000
and 100000 head of cattle on the
grant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
CRIMINAL CASES.
Two Executions Ordered for thc
End of Next Month.

SAN Francisco, August 3.-Judge
Wilson, this morning, fixed Septem-
ber 23d as the date for the execution
of John Kernaghan, the murderer Of
his sister-in-law, Martha A. Hood, in
whose case the Court recently affirmed
the order denying new trial.
The execution of Lee Sare Bo, who
was convicted OF the murder of a fell
low Chinaman, was fixed for Sep
tember 30th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
Chilinn Cholera.

New York, August 3.-Ofiicial re-
ports state there were over 10000
deaths from cholera in Chill from
January to June. The Government
expended over 81 100000 fighting the
epidemic. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
Result of the International Chess
Tournaments.

FRANKFORT, August 3.-The final
score in the International Chess Com
gress sh WIS Mackenzie in the lead
with IS games. There were u cop
tests. Zukertort is near the foot Of
the list.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
The Atchison,s Hospital.

SAN DIEGO, August 3.-The Calf
fornia Southern Railway Company has
commenced the assessment Of its en-
ployes for the starting OF a hospital
fund. The building will probably be
erected in this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
CHOLERA ATMALrA.

LONDON, August 3.-There have
been five cases OF cholera and one
death at Malta. Ten days quarantine
against that place has been established
at Gibraltar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
BASE BALL.
A Close Contest between the New
York and Pittsburgh Mines.

PITTSBURGH, August 3.-The New
York's defeated the Pittsburghs this
afternoon by heavy batting in the
seventh and eighth innings. In the
early part of the game Calvin was al
most invincible but he weakened to-
ward the finish and the visitors
pounded him at will. Score, Pitts
burgh 5, New York 6.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
Artcsia,s Post.naster.

WASHINGTON, August 8 Richard s.
Deering has been appointed Postmas-
ter at Artesia, Los Angeles county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

ssth.st 37S n OF Istava 2sxl022 O schrei "a IAN
mer and wife to Urban sr interest: AS'oo
lth-Et n O. l40 Of Bowery 2oxAS2; Urpsh ~, roo
and wife N A Kessler. <o,oVo
snss ma III G,ia;o dsysr snd $4,000
Ja%ssst no a. to r'S O. sro oon &c 10000
,stnst q: 1s 3 rsrri nte io.!ooo 1900
eothst 20 ITO u" OF Grave 1oAioo'' 1880
e2d.st g. 2s7 II 9 VI istave 23.6I9s9; Han mn
nan and wife to } McGovern. WV
Sh,st o. ss 700 mw OF is'aSe. I'he'o. Wv $4,000
Beth st ESQ II OF 2d-ave. 26xlo04; CZegier ,.o
Same property, julius Dreyfus and wife to ferd IN
soth St g. US IT Q Of shave lO0xlO0 Moore nm
executor TO Breen and another. +4'VVo
64tlst SIS 200 II q OF l0thave. l2b1lOO5; A
Uuehes nd wifi o @ II BTOwn......--..::-.,.
3etlst No West. 25x9S9 A Grivet 10 hath n ,oo
Broomss, No o.. 2o snd,Se, on,i.n 1900
Rivsrsideavs 90 cor " 81 l F3sIsr 1900
s0th i9s II 81 81 AFe scSueS 10000
AveA t0 nS Il, We Of 10 sS' BIeer 1880
9Sd;st Nos l2S ana III East ooi ooo 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
flals auo Rooms Go Let.

A IN THE BELLA. 1S East 2Gth-st.. to
"a. rsnt ron 1874 fully furnished. ore imost eio
CANT family 10 all light aud sunny billiard
fuo bathrooms lately decorated ly hessfs l"ul- ~
style must lie seen 10 be Hppf~oted
s. COLUMBIA 40. AZ and "A East 5lst-st
- Light APARTMENTS with Steam heat JsniOr or
MACLAY & DAVIES. 6g7 broadway. New York
VCUTHERLAND,r Madison ave. and 63d- ST.
- onmodious ghf apartments steam heat elevator.
Janitor or MACLAf DANIEA' ts' ofOAh"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Gntiion Galcs of Real Gsiate.
-PgILIP A. SMYTH, Aucnoneer.
sMYTH & RYAN will sell at Auction on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS.

SMITH 4 Ryan viii sell az AuCt4JL On
WEDNESDAY. MARCH lG
At - O'Clock, noon, at
EEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 596 LlDEETYsT~
EXECUTORS SALE.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM McKENNA. deceased.
5TH.AvE.. l3SD AND 13sTH SITS.
Twelve full lots Two II. W 9th aud i33lst fo1r
adjoining on l33dst and i34thsi These lots are
ready for immediate Improvement The streets and avenues
are completely finished ana they contain valuable building
sand.
40 per cent mortgage AZ per cent
Maps &c. a Office OF Aucuoneors. 20 IAbcrtysi
DICHARD V. HARNErT & co.
HI VIII sell at auction WEDNESDAY, March ~, ISL
II o'clock con. -.
AT THE REAL, ESTATE TX HANGE AND AItIlpN
ROOM. NOS 80 10 % LIBERTYsT- M1ohk. tiIh.
seventy seconds s =. parts OF Inc
front and and lot No 23 West 3Otst IN said
CITY sad lot Is 20 inches wide bT 81 icc inches
house iOursioTy brci house OF Twelve
rooms with Said house - two
story frame house Of eight rooms
Conditions o! sale and further particulars may be hato
Bennett building. Nen-Yor1 city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Real Gstais
100000
100000
Capital,
Paid Up in Cash,

now settled that estate ansers Of the future
will be made under the tito ms system
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company has brought
about this result
Reasons its success
First-It has worked with n soand and simple princi-
pie against absurd and clumsy one
Sccsnd-It hns mined TO make the examination OF the
title of the FIRST and greatest importance.
Third-It has the largest paid capital Of any Title
Guarantee Co. in the United states. nnd Is under the
supervision of the Banking Department.
Fourth has fixed and sonabe standard Of fees
Finb-It has already issued moro than 27OO policies
and has never contested n loss
TRUSTEES
n Cocks. ProL lienry Morton
iuian n Davfrs ". Murray. Pres,
Samuel T. Freeman, flnll oelnciihhhh
charles II HendeI son, Orlando ," iolei,
Benz. ID. Hicks, Charles hi,h1iusoH'
Ioht' u Hicks Craig -. Ritchie,
ThnInes nm Edward " Taller.
William NJ. Ingraham. Hen'A I: lho,npS9h'
Nathaniel +. Jsnney, hugo We.chlohIA'
Narttn Too VIM. Trauiwne.
~ ~ Ees-x Vice prcs Fills u. Williams.
W;li,,,n "a Mae Louis Windmuller, Treas.
~ Newell Martin. Secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY
sSS Once the S sS estate recorded
Grant ave. e. ssl # OF samuel.st. 6sIl5o
ssys cor ao Of Eis sOO
to wafef and a. an snls 20 ''ooo
Cast. g SG 2SsSs' is1i66s' EHddod 900
ssa s%o i5Ss It Of Iadi,Oa ave 6iiol 3 eI.
ec1tors etc Of schemerhorn 10 csrrel..... 24Ol5
,4lst. Su'S cor Of Edgeocmbave i4i4xi9Sioto
i4oth'si. xiSSr2OO.s: Barnard to T Meyer o., nm
and wife 10 " ] McCready 10000
s,.s s'l' : isi;SiSii ~
snowden ~ II steeger 1880
schw H. 100
and wfs to Eckerson; 22OoO
stender aud 10 schrampi. ,:.........::. $4,000
to Befglnanu. 1900
der and vile to Haapt $500
Ross wiieio Brown. .:.;,...;,.:... 1880
and wife to Jacobs 1880
Readest 80 Yss, 2II75 Shorthand ana wife to
4dhon. and $4,000
schuntz and wife ? IL McManus 1000
and wife. $1,000
referee. 70 9 scnirmer 1850
Ihl,s 'e ....-....,.....-...... $500
Far TO- isss y. oV... 10000
y TO ElizaDetb-sI 1907 q Rainey 70 49,
jackson, - interest. H,OoO
head TO Eocafrey 1s50O
P.yton 80 ............................ 1000
and wifs 10 l. fischer ......-....-..... 10000
wife to a i oppsnheiin wv = $4,000
crowsord 10000
and Jno sthreineF. jr and wife 70 Joseph Urban. o
,o7sbs " @69 II Of i'''oo
Pgneer another to II Brady .:.......,... 1880
Ludlow 81, " cor Of StautOn-st, 426x50; ] Cohen
and wife TO Kidds. $4,000
Lsxington-ave. No $685. 2o.6x90. S II BevDs and
1,oshst .0o Il Of ih.ave, 2o1iOoii, Fannie '''
= TapSael a 70 Levy :.........;....,:: 2s.50o
Lewisst No IFS. 25lxl022; Samson Ell al TO
lioths. sos Il Of st.avs. a61i0o H. intsfest WV
Qd-ave, " T. 81 MS Of iosibst 25.sI76 Block
Sado 70 W RSnelsldsf. .'....,,,... 10000
Wells and 70 Barry ,................... $500
Jsmss .....,...,..................r $4,000
sssSst "a io6 II v Of ath-a1s. S01i06io. DIV
ysrnss sne wits TO q Prague ..,........... $4,000
t0ths. q 2io II " Of 9th-ave. l2orlOo& same to ~ ,
issdst Ess ID 70 is West S. sIso.ii il ii Xhrsns
iolthst .. i2s n . Of sth.sve 7i6Iio6iii Christ
e..n aum. " aed wife 70 Herman :-..--..::-.:.. l.
snS ~ Ses sYe and ~ heDougast baoSA or ooo
es&sS iIs ksss &s1ioo.a bate; and wiis S0S
<-'ovV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Connlrp Eroperin Uauiro.

WANTED TO RENT.-A hotel suitable for
w Ssummer u adapted 10 yearly onsiness no
objection. Address - g. Eo1 70 Iribene once WIN 'othA
WANTED.-A Florist wants 10 rent or lease
w within miles Of the CitT OF York, uroc acre
with glass rot enicnt Ia railroad VIA
the privilege OF buying Adlrss ". - Dobbs Iefty on
hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Board ano Rooms Danico.

DY gentleman and wife large alcOve room,
ID furnished and win board oet"ecn WIN
and 10th sis ami Park or Brookyn Address
with terms and particulars II. c. T.. ri Newest. CITY
XNANTED.-By single gentleman pleas
ant furnished room In convenient locality han nel'
room not wanted Address stating price, r. q, Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
brooklpn prupsrtp for Sale anS 90 fet

ITO LET.-Furnished, for one or three years.
to private family only, the hne three s'ory
,o,,. hor.. Nh 2l First Place. bet Clinton and
Henry st., an extra lor desired Address OF apply 10
T. CLARKE. Tribune once New-York
THREE. STORY, high stOop brick house, NO.
$50 Degrawst- BROOKLYN containing ~ toohs VII u d
let at a sonable figure Apply on we PROMISES VI W
N perren 2O7 Court-st Possession May l.
fTNO LET.-In Brooklyn, second floor ana part
third floor house No % Nernonave T onr snrfsSe
cor ronss to fe ferries and Bridge seven minutes
from Nostrandave elevated roa station rent "a INA
10 he LEI 10 small family American, without chluien H.
die age man and wife preferred Apply " o"hei' oH "'
premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
eiiuaiions tuaniso--alales.

n active man desires IL = ,slCion III Wn0io
~ sale or retail house conversaht win DOM
hay,ug trnveod over sr years commands goUl usuo III
New England the Middle aud Western states; LIN "'
ate Address w HOTCHKIss. Upper MoDtcAn. n. ).
COACUNAN and GROON.-By man who
u eau do plain gardening # required can MAKE hs INSET
genteman's place; eHt yests retr-
encs from empoyer married. no morhhcts couh-
try preferred. Address ID. d. tBor lOO tribune ONCE
INOACHMAN and GROOM.-By avery capa-
trsnse from one family understands care OF 20 horses
carriages harness. careful stysh af'er civ VI couh
try Address M. h. - West 2vth-sI
NOACHMAN.- by an Englishman thorough,
roliabe good city references Address H. r.. care OF
q Martin a Co., 67A 6th-avs., Nev-fork
NOAcHMAN and GROOM.-BY q young man
~ vears of age; 1rstcass groom and careful driver,
vegetable garden fruits AMI flowers
pacsj best references Address " SCAAffEha' VIZ OH
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Hnttion Sales.
CPECIAL MASTER COMMiSSlONEkS
SALE OF THE cHATTARoI RAILROAD

Bv virtue OF order OF sale made by the Ci Court o.
the United the District OF kentucky VIII ousr 4
nubie ale on April a. D. 1851 at the door u
ihe POST mice House building In Soyington kys
a. ii ocok "A m the Railroad with all Its rolling
stock budings lands tools machinery. equipment roAdbed
and al other property Of the Chattaro RAILWAY company
real personal a. -, ~o..,. .rA
tends Richardson the County OF Lawrence disance
OF nifty 50 The rolling stock CONSISTS s Q, SIX ~ ocS
natives sx m passenger twenysix zel oox cars ana
one hundred and Il 3l platform aud coal cars
The purchaser required 10 pay SSooVU IN essn On
av ~ ami 10 deposit tho master 100 OF the hrsS
mortgage bonds and Ike number o. ths
in with the further order OF he
re. - ..-..- A. -,r,,.-
Trust Company NewYok complainant, and said CnaS
~'' ' JAY II. NORTHUP.
Special Master Commissioner.
WHEELER II. PECKHAM. ana
RAMSEY MAXWELL & MATTHEW'S.
so,icitors Compainants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
I story building with LOT, Nos l54 aud 1855 Fulton.
at vs. 20 II of Mddagh-st. lot 25.9x7O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Uintcr Resorts.
GLEN SUM NIT HOTEL,

delightful mountain Winter resort on tho line on tne
Valley Railroad, NcwYort and Phlladelphla;
1000 magnificent Excursion tickets
from Glen Suinmit aud return $40 nj go
broadway n. y. beautiful spring rosort For Terms
etc, address M .,uv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

, s,nry dweiiinc with lot No $50 Clinton ST s. 90
II n OF heriy-st. lot 20.lx7L II; HallsbefF-.
story building with lot No 623 West 4sthst. ..
S25 IL OF lOth-ave lot xl005: w Riblrsm-.
8.story yelling with lot No ~ East 93d-st 4,
50 6ft W OF 3d-ave. lots l56X15 3; NJ ID Bern-hein
Mot of land on lOth-ave, cor Of Ssth-st, lO221
OK \ ~ Terr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

! Sstory houss with lot. No 557 Hudsen-st W g. 6S7
It n of Peiry-st. lot l6K7o Bentley; ----:-,---.
Mot OF land Jefierson-ave. S. OF kingsbridge
Road l7jx 3Sxl76.s1l52; a Campbell
5stoTy building with lot No 1913 East 1891 st. s.
Z25 II " of lstave, lot 25XlOO; " alah-.--..--.
1 5.story building with lot, No 1875 Broadway "
cor OF Ceiar. ST, running 10 Temple Place lot l5x
l53x33. TX "a 4xl65x100; II Waldo. ......-...
1 similar Inilding with lot No 1877 broadway. alJ
above LOT 25.3xl00, Niagara ms Conn.,.
Rn A IL Mnkler q Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

o.story house with lot No 60 Park-ave. SCI II
a OF 3Stlsst lot l7xsO; G W sloane. ..............
asfory dwelling with lot. No - East 83d st, 5. W
of MaijsOn.ave. lot lSxl022. Gulden. 49,.
q 5story buildings with lots Nos .s9l and 1893.
2d.aye s. 800 II OF 9oth.st lots 25x9o.o each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. March Is, 1887.
- $1,000. LA q tho IL chnr "a N 4 II

By JonicS L. Wells
STORY building with lot. No 4 10 East IObthst s. 900
OF Isi-ave, lot 25xl0Oll Foley SliOUO
] story and 2-sory buildings. with lot No 81 East
n rvg,hs s. Oh -u...e Nv 1900
4sior " Gns T lot q5ISSxc1Go Brown 10000
'i asove o joI .4 seOx1sI B wStid 1900
By A. J. Bieeckey's SON q Co.
@ f # Of 2GaRe ,O o aS1io5 Gastancs 1880
BY John T. q. SDnBh.
] 5story Fat with LOT, No l5s Eest sst-st IS. 35S
II Q of Lexingtonave lot 256XlOs { Bake 1910
RI u. ". SEAMAN
1SsSl 81 BoSey. lot @614ss BEher 1900
i s"S '2 dave Ey 10 lot sS1saG schatz 2o;o
/ & story house with lot No Ala West l3ihst -
doO.o ~ " vi ''"'a''' '0 -'- OOO
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ID
history honse with lot Nos 100 East Y7th-st, \ 8.
ib4 IL " Of Sd-sye, lot l71lO0ll. q strong:
Sale Of building with lot on ST Nicholas-ave and
10Th ST was adjourned 70 Mgrch ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Bp John 7. Bond.

4story buildings and S-story house with lot No 40
BIoouIe-si 5 e cor OF Pltt-st lot 20x6O; Boy Ian
2-story dwelling with lot. No l35 BrOomest, s. 50
IT. OF Ridge.st. lot 2OXG0 Berlensky ......-.:..
S.story honse with lot. No 60 Eldridgc-st =. %
n n Of Hcster-st, lot 25X66 :; NJ Kantrdwitz..
story house with plot OF land Nos 432 TO 4SS Cher
ry.st 5 W cor OF JacksOn-st. plot lOOX1J. Cutler
/ a.story dwelling with lot, No 81 West 18TH 81. =.
1904 II OF 9TH ave, lot 20.lOxlO9 u Kat
s-sfory house with lot. No 4S9 West SSth.st. 5.
275 II . of lOth.ave. lot 20xlO0s Mrs ii Cory.
1 3story building with lot, No 229 Hudson-st, W $.
e24 1t u Of Watts-st, lot l7Tx34xl2x66lOi ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-22
GROCERIES.
Wheeling.

Sugars are firm in New York, and there
has been a slight advance since Il last
quotations. Cofees are weaker and there
has been a decline Of &c per pound since
our last quotations. Meat and lard high
er. Canned goods active and firmer.
RICR-CaTOlina head6ic Carolina choice
g; Carolina prime SIC; Louisiana &c:
Java pearl Gle: Broken 70.
SYRUPS-ChOice Sugar Syrup 3ia37c;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 2ia25c; Honey Drips
2sa3Oc; California White Drips S&a;jc;
Maple DripS, five gallon. kegs CSC; ten gal
lon kegs Guc; one-half hagrel 55c; barrel
juc; Bixby Maple Syrup .har-
rclsj SOC; Bi&by Maple q barrels 80; Blk
by Maple 30 gallon kees) 6oc; Bixby Ma
pie Is gallon kegs 62c; BNby Maple quart
cans 3nc- Sugar House dark aa22c;
,%c additional in half barrels
New Orleans Molasses, new crop now in,
Fancy 4saj0c; Choice 4Ga4Sc: Prime "A
aiGc; Far 42a44c; Mixed goods New Or
leans 3na32c; Bakers goods 25a27c.
PRovIsIoNs-Large sc. mans l2c; me
dunn s. c. hams 12!c; small s. c. hams
l2c; California hams SIC; 5. {. breakfast
bacon 9!c; s. c. shoulders SIC; homeless
hams l2c; city sides Sia9lc; bacon Shout
ders 7a73c; ham beef l3al3lc; ordinary
beef l0lallc; country sides 7a73c; family
mess pork, 5lb pieces, Sl4 pa II ~ bean
pork, line clear, ST. O0.
: LARD-Tierce &c; half barrels &c; tub,
&c; tin pals 3 lbs, SIC; tin
pals, 5 lbs, sc; tin pals, 10 lbs, Sic
tin pals. 20 lhS. &c; tin pals 5Olhs, &C.
CANNED GOUDS-Stdndard 3tb table
peach 81 T5a2 %; pie peaches 3io 81 "a; pie
peaches 6fb 81 -: No. tomatoes new 81 Is;
Sears No. y corn 81 10; do WinslOw's2i b
81 -. do III grade 2tb 90c; Strawberries 2ib
81 II: blackherTies 2fb Sc; raspbernes
2tb 81 %; DamsOn's 2tb CSC; lima beans 2b
Sc; cove oysters lib light 6Oc: do IN full
weight 9OcaSl 90; string beans 2tb S5aSbc;
succotash Oh SOcaS1 p; early June peas
Sl25al %; French peas l5c each: pineapple
81 81; Marrowfat peas 2lb 81 30a2 10; goose
berries 2tb 91caSl %; 2ih Kinney salmon
81 6n; 2ib Pillar Rock 81 81; Sd sweet Po-
tatoeS 81 -.
WOODEN WARE-No. ] tubs 3 81; No.
, s. 80; No. 3 s. 80; , hoop pals 81 40;
8 hoop 81 10; sap 81 ~; single w~ashboards
81 81; double do. s. 81; fine crimp double
d.. 81 70; single s. 81.
FRrIrs-New Valencia Raisins Glaze;
stemmed Valencia, 6l6ic; Layer Odora,
9agJc; halves, dry peaches, 6a6!c. London
layer raisins 81. 6na2. 20; Loose Muscatels,
g. 80 TO 80.
OIL-Lard, extra western strained SOC;
carbon, 10, &c; carbon, $50, &c; white
miners best winter 4Sc; white miners
No. - 4Oai2c.
SuGARs-Cut loaf6jc; Cubes &c; Fruit
powdered &c, Ordinary powdered 6.c;
Granulated Standard Sc; Standard Con
f~ectioner's A SIC; Standard GrOcer's A SIC;
Pearl White A SIC: White extra c SIC;
Ohio Valley &c; New York c ilci golden
c iEc. Fruit sugar 4.c-
CoFFEE-Green Cofee-FanCy Golden
Rio l.: Fancy Green 16!c; Peabeuy lie;
Choice Green l6c; Prime Green l5!c;
Roasting grades l4c; Java DE Roasted
in packaees-Ohio Valley Zoe; Ohio Val
lev Rio 800 lbs lots lSfc; Arbuckle &
Co.'S roasted 19c, Bulk Rnasted-Old
Government Java 2Glc; Pesberry l6sc;
-" grade Rio l7!c; Il" grade Rio l64c:
"C'grsde Rio 10.